Originally published in 1995, Something to Remember It captures the most intimate and melodic side of Madonna At the height of her career, when she had already conquered the dance floors and was beginning to explore more mature styles, this selection, far removed from pure dance music, focuses on ballads, expansive melodies, and vocal performance, highlighting her ability to craft emotional songs without losing her pop identity.

The collection includes essential pieces such as Take A Bow, Live To Tell either Crazy For You, who here engage in dialogue with revisited themes and new recordings such as I Want You alongside Massive Attack, where Madonna It leans towards a more atmospheric and sophisticated sound. The result is a coherent journey through one of its less strident and more confessional facets, somewhere between orchestral pop, soft R&B, and romantic 90s soundtracks.

This 180-gram vinyl reissue offers a new opportunity to rediscover the album with a carefully crafted sound and a focus on attentive listening, more for the living room than the dance floor. Something to Remember It functions both as a gateway to the Madonna ballad singer as a meeting point of songs that have accompanied several generations, consolidating her figure beyond the dance icon and confirming her as a narrator of sentimental stories in slow motion.